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AT4G39260.1

Arabidopsis thaliana [ath]

cold, circadian rhythm, and RNA binding 1

34 PTM sites : 12 PTM types

PLAZA: AT4G39260
Gene Family: HOM05D000142
Other Names: ATGRP8,GLYCINE-RICH PROTEIN 8,GR-RBP8,glycine-rich RNA-binding protein 8,GRP8; CCR1

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For each protein all PTMs are highlighted by default in the respective protein sequence (right-hand side). One can adjust a selection of PTMs in the PTM table on the left-hand side. In addition, functional protein domains and sites can be underlined if desired.

In the PTM table per PTM the PTM position and type is indicated, as well as the plain peptide sequence that was identified by mass spectrometry. The respective proteomics study is indicated by a number, providing a link to consult the experimental details. Additional PTM meta-data includes various confidence measures such as peptide score provided by search algorithms, posterior error probability (PEP), precursor mass deviation (in ppm) and modification site probability. The available confidence meta-data can be consulted in the extended PTM table by clicking SHOW CONFIDENCE. However, in the default PTM table, a color-coding of confidence is provided with green indicating high confidence, olive medium confidence, grey low confidence, and no color an unassigned confidence. More details regarding this confidence assignment can be consulted in the tutorial or the Plant PTM Viewer manuscript.

Besides confidence measures, log2 fold changes between two conditions with significance values (P- or Q-values) are shown if provided in the respective publication. Log2 fold changes are colored in heatmap-like gradient (green = induced, red = repressed) and significant values are highlighted in green. To determine significance, we employed the threshold used in the respective publication. For more details on the quantitative measurements we refer to the experimental details and respective publication, as methodologies can differ.

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PTMs



PTM Type

Mod AA

Pos

Peptide

Exp ID

Conf
nt S 2 SEVEYRCFVG5
nta S 2 SEVEYRCFVGGLAWATN119
SEVEYRCFVG5
SEVEYR6
sno C 8 CFVGGLAWATNDEDLQR90a
90b
so C 8 CFVGGLAWATNDEDLQR110
nt F 9 FVGGLAWATNDEDLQR99
FVGGLAWATNDE99
nt V 10 VGGLAWATNDEDLQR99
nt T 25 TFSQFGDVIDSKIINDR51b
51c
nt S 27 SQFGDVIDSKIINDR51b
51c
ph S 27 TFSQFGDVIDSK83
100
114
nt D 31 DVIDSKIINDR51b
ub K 36 TFSQFGDVIDSKIINDR40
168
ph S 43 IINDRESGR114
me1 R 47 SRGFGFVTFKDEK123
nt G 48 GFGFVTFKDEKAMR51a
ph T 53 GFGFVTFKDEK114
ac K 55 GFGFVTFKDEK98a
101
cr K 55 GFGFVTFKDEK164c
sumo K 55 GFGFVTFKDEK4
ub K 55 GFGFVTFKDEKAMR40
GFGFVTFKDEK168
ub K 58 GFGFVTFKDEKAMR40
168
mox M 60 AMRDAIEEMNGK62a
62b
mox M 67 AMRDAIEEMNGK62a
62b
ub K 70 DAIEEMNGKELDGR40
nt V 76 VITVNEAQSR51c
ph S 84 VITVNEAQSR60
100
114
ph S 87 VITVNEAQSRGSGGGGGGR114
nt S 103 SGGGGGYSGGGGGGYSGGGGGGYER92
167b
SGGGGGYSGGGGGGYSGGGGGGYE99
SGGGGGYSGGGGGGY99
SGGGGGY99
ph S 103 SGGGGGYSGGGGGGYSGGGGGGYER83
84b
85
88
100
106
114
ph Y 109 SGGGGGYSGGGGGGYSGGGGGGYER106
ph S 110 SGGGGGYSGGGGGGYSGGGGGGYER106
114
ph S 118 SGGGGGYSGGGGGGYSGGGGGGYER106
114
me1 R 127 SGGGGGYSGGGGGGYSGGGGGGYERR123
me2 R 141 SGGYGSGGGGGGRGYGGGGR123
ph S 161 REGGGYGGGDGGSYGGGGGGW83
114
EGGGYGGGDGGSYGGGGGGW35
42
43
83
100
106

Sequence

Length: 169

MSEVEYRCFVGGLAWATNDEDLQRTFSQFGDVIDSKIINDRESGRSRGFGFVTFKDEKAMRDAIEEMNGKELDGRVITVNEAQSRGSGGGGGGRGGSGGGYRSGGGGGYSGGGGGGYSGGGGGGYERRSGGYGSGGGGGGRGYGGGGRREGGGYGGGDGGSYGGGGGGW

ID PTM Type Color
nt N-terminus Proteolysis X
nta N-terminal Acetylation X
sno S-nitrosylation X
so S-sulfenylation X
ph Phosphorylation X
ub Ubiquitination X
me1 Monomethylation X
ac Acetylation X
cr Crotonylation X
sumo SUMOylation X
mox Methionine Oxidation X
me2 Dimethylation X
Multiple types X

Domains & Sites

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Interpro Domains
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IPR000504 6 84

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